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Dajos Béla (birth name Leon Golzmann, 19 December 1897 – 5 December 1978) was a Russian fiddle-player and band-leader. Golzmann was born in Kiev, now part of the Ukraine, of a Russian father and Hungarian mother. He served as a soldier during World War I, after which he studied music in Moscow. He then continued his studies in Berlin, where he started playing in local venues. He was contacted by Carl Lindström AG to make recordings and started his own salon orchestra <a href="https://www.last.f
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12 objects attributed to Dajos Béla, held across European museums, libraries & archives · via Europeana
Monatsrose/(Philipp zu Eulenburg)
Serenata/(Enrico Toselli)
Chant Hindou (Hundou song): from the opera “Sadko”/(Rimsky-Korssakow)
Overture on "Poets and peasants: I/von Suppé
Elegie/(Mass et)
La Serenata: (The Angel Song)/(G. Braga)
The Magic Song (Meyer-Helmund)
Caro mio ben: Arie/(Tommasi Giordani)
Overture on "Poets and peasants: II/von Suppé
Among orange blossoms: Serenade/(Erik Meyer-Helmund)
Black is your eye: song/(Dr. Robert Katscher)
Elegie/(Mass et)